Through a detailed comparison with Canada and New Zealand, Melanie Durette demonstrates that the Australian government's approach to Indigenous customary and commercial fishing rights stands outside developments in other Commonwealth countries. The paper focuses on commercial fishing in particular as an opportunity for Indigenous people to more fully realise their economic rights.
Thursday, December 6, 2007
Indigenous property rights in commercial fisheries
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Labels: Fisheries, Indigenous peoples